Cable Television

They’re in our homes, offices, we carry one with us almost all the time, streaming, channel surfing, and watching people we don’t even know,

Spectrum cable and internet users could receive a credit if they were affected by the recent widespread service interruption.

Congressman Brindisi wants the New York Public Service Commission to investigate interruption of cable service to thousands of Spectrum Cable customers.

After a lengthy public squabble, it now appears the company that operates Spectrum Cable is close to resolving its dispute with New York state regulators.

The operators of Spectrum cable and internet services have agreed to a $174 million settlement of a New York state fraud case.

Spectrum is dropping some commercials following an assertion by state regulators that the company was making false claims.

State Assemblyman Anthony Brindisi wants regulators to require Spectrum to provide rebate checks to customers who were hit with big rate hikes in recent months.

New York's Public Service Commission has revoked its approval of the agreement that allowed Spectrum to take over Time Warner Cable operations in the state.

Cable television subscribers in the Binghamton area continue to stream into Spectrum's store in Vestal to pick up converter boxes now needed to view their favorite programs.

A lot of people woke up this morning to find their cable TV is gone. Spectrum Cable is now 100% digital in our area. What to do now?